Correct. I can get to the account {root} file and all the links from there are working (the ones I checked), but the folders below the {root} seem to be in-accessible.

ie : http://208.87.243.146/~jlhaslip works to get me to the Cpanel, but moving from there to jlhaslip.trap17.com/forum/index.php doesn't work.

Thanks, turbopowerdmaxsteel, what you PM'ed me works.
There is only one more problem now:
I use a program called QIOS to access my MySQL database which stores the people who have subscribed to my newsletter, and then the program sends out the newsletter.
I cannot access my MySQL database anymore, although it is set to be accessed from my IP address.

This might be the last suggestion I need to get completely up and running again.

http://208.87.243.146/~jlhaslip does not lead to the CPanel. It is actually your hosting files just as they would appear in your site. The CPanel can be accessed on port 2082 or 2083 only. For example: http://208.87.243.146:2082

The problem you are having with the forum link is that its located in jlhaslip.trap17.com. As I mentioned before, most domains are still being resolved to the old Gamma server IP address. The URL will actually point to http://64.69.46.210/~jlhaslip/forum/index.php. This is why the link doesn't work. You can access the forum by using the physical URL http://208.87.243.146/~jlhaslip/forum/index.php. In this case though, an HTTP not found error is being shown. Make sure the forum sub-directory exists by going to your CPanel File Manager.



In QIOS, how do you connect to the database? I mean, do you use the IP address of the server? If so, make sure its pointing to the new address 208.87.243.146 and not 64.69.46.210. Also make sure your IP is listed in the Remote Database Access Hosts list [http://gamma.xisto.com:2082/frontend/x3/sql/managehost.html]. If it is already listed there, try removing it and then adding it again. If it still doesn't work try sending a support ticket.

This post has been edited by turbopowerdmaxsteel: May 2 2008, 05:38 PM

Turbomax,

Agreed as to the file Not Found. That was merely an example link. Here is a valid one for testing:

http://208.87.243.146/~jlhaslip/aef_103_demo/index.php

Please try it from your end to see what happens.
I am getting the Title in the Browser tab and the Throbber keeps going until the loading Times Out and throws an error. Not resolving properly to the sub-folder, I guess is how I would explain it.

Thanks for the info I found my site here using your link. http://gamma.xisto.com/~sonesay/si/index.php

I have problems with the existing links using my domain name sonesayi.com/lsms and other similar ones. Does this mean I just have to wait for the DNS to properly link them up or is there something else I need to do?

wierd. my site is still not working at all. I sent a ticket to the support place about 5 hours ago and still not got anything back.

I also went onto the online support to ask them but they just give me some bull and leave.

Not sure whats going on but its been like this for 3 days now. And its really annoying.

Got it all up and running now.

Thanks to everyone for their excellent advice.

myne is not working i tryed to access it with the http://208.87.243.146/~ntek. thingy that worked but i could not acess cpanel so i did this http://208.87.243.146/cpanel and for some reason i accessed a Cpanel X thingy is this an attentional upgrade or did i access something by accident. it's really weird i cant access my site with the trap17 subdomain or my uni.cc domain its been going on for like three days.

P.S. if it's an attentional upgrade could that be the problem

This post has been edited by etycto: May 2 2008, 11:01 PM

yes, the Cpanel is new. That is the latest and greatest version. Got some nice stuff in there, too.

Enjoy it. Play around, but be careful... don't delete anything you might need.